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Read the leading torts and contracts cases (instead of relying on the summary of Bangia). Take the simpler ones - Rylands, Hadley, Victoria Laundries, Re Polemis, Wagon Mound first. Then progress to Donoghue and Hedley Byrne types.
Try reading the old English cases from the hard copy law reports - the report will often set out the arguments of counsel before the text of the judgment. First understand the facts and arguments, try and figure out how you will decide. Then read how they have actually decided.
Read 1 case a day. You will at the end of the year have become a completely different person in terms of your legal skills.
Also if u can share some imp. judgements which I should read to improve my intellect.